Kalera, one of the world’s leading hydroponic indoor vertical farming companies, has opened a new farm in Denver.

Train your cannabis cultivation team to recognize early signs of insect damage so they can get a jump start on fixing the issue.

Investing in the right growing technology can be a key factor in cannabis production. Here’s a closer look at a few products that can help you grow a high-quality crop.

High efficiency supplemental lighting is a must-have in order to compete and win in the cannabis market.

This guide to CEA best practices shows growers how to maximize their efficiency in the greenhouse while minimizing costs.

Chili pepper mild mottle virus can cause mottling, flower break, necrotic spots, and stunting, and it’s been season on calibrachoas this season.

Justin Leavitt, Sales Manager for BioBee, discusses a new biological tool that offers a longer duration of prevention and control.

Suppliers offer a multitude of treatments for pests and diseases on garden mums.

The Long Island Horticultural Research and Extension Center supports a diverse agricultural community at home and further afield.

During the Biocontrols USA Conference and Expo, a group of experts discussed how to overcome different application challenges.

Richard Ward was instrumental in the international growth of Biobest, as well as pushing for increased use of bees and beneficial insects.

Knowing which nutrient combination is right for your soilless or hydroponic system can completely influence your crop growth.

“These proposed changes will enable growers to keep up with cutting-edge technologies that improve crop yields and minimize energy consumption.”